u/mayonnaisewhitebread

Właśnie rozpocząłem studia (medycyna). Od starszych znajomych słyszałem, że trzeba być na wszystkich zajęciach. Mam układ odpornościowy wiktoriańskiego dziecka, więc może być ciężko.

I posted a story about something in a subreddit. Somebody responded "dread it, run from it, the post history all arrives the same" and added my posts from different subreddits, with dates attached, pasted word for word. I deleted those posts long ago since nobody had responded to my questions.
How did it happen? Am I being a victim of something?

Hey! Quick question: where do you guys buy original figures?

I want to start collecting again and have 3 LPS from when I was a kid (the rest got sold unfortunately). I managed to find some G7 at my local supermarket which leaves me with 5 pets currently.

When I was in the UK I discovered a second-hand app called "Vinted". The people there put up the most horrendous prices possible, even for G7 figures. They sold fake pops for 20$ and everything was really overpriced and clearly nobody even cared to check the proper pricing.

I went to a flea market once, no sight of LPS, I mean there were a few but it was this brand new generation of these pets with detachable heads if you know what I mean.

I don't even care about the main 5 because I know these are pricey as hell, I just want to collect whatever looks pretty to me. Where to find them?

As a kid I was deep into playing video games and also dreamt of becoming a YouTuber one day. I did have some attemps here and there and ended up getting 15 subscribers, most of whom were my classmates from primary school.
I'm in my twenties now and I don't feel any sort of fulfillment in my life and lately I've been thinking about getting into YouTube.
Do you think people enjoy watching gaming videos?

According to the recent media...
Fruit & vegetables = full of pesticides.
Peanut butter and other nuts are a source of invisible mold, which produce mycotoxins, which interfere with human DNA and are linked to cancer.
Processed food = bad, you'll get cancer.
Meat = bad, raises the probability of getting cancer.
Oh, also the supposedly the animals are badly fed and it affects the meat.
Preservatives etc. = bad, you'll get cancer
Sugar = bad
Lead, acryloamides, a whole lot of different chemical names are supposedly in our food and causing cancer as well.

That is what articles and half the internet says.
Somehow I haven't heard about that 15 years ago?!?
Not to mention "GMO free, bio, organic" food costs much more. Is it just another lie so they can make money off of us?

Why is food so cancerous now? I'm just really scared of getting cancer, that's why I mentioned it so many times, but they also give you a list of other conditions. It just doesn't make sense. We all have to eat, so why poison ourselves?

Why do they expect me to grow fruit, vegetables
and raise animals for meat in my own garden?
What's the point of eating anymore if it's going to kill me anyway?

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I never feel full despite eating really big portions. I know people who are able to live on breakfast and dinner only and don't complain about being hungry. While I have to eat 5 meals a day (not including snacks) to somewhat survive the day. I think it all started when I stopped eating sugar a year ago. As a kid I used to snack a lot: a bunch of skittles after breakfast, a chocolate bar before dinner, some candy right after etc. I don't do that anymore and my "snacks" are mostly a bowl of fruit or homemade cakes of cookies. People say eggs keep them full. Well, it certainly doesn't work for me. I could cook 5 of them, eat with a side of bread and vegetables for breakfast and I bet not an hour would've past and I could munch on something. They go 6 hours on a single oatmeal, whereas for me it's 1 hour more or less.

My friends are concerned, my family is concerned. I'm tall and slightly underweight since childhood and eat more than my 200lb father. And I do eat fats and protein. In fact, I think I eat more fats than protein. It's annoying especially during travelling. Four sandwiches keep me going for less than 1 hour. I have to constantly look for supermarkets or food trucks. "Bring more food" How much more food do I have to bring?! I'm not going to carry a whole fridge with me wherever I go.

Any meal ideas?

I got a telescope as a gift for Christmas a few years. I read some opinions online and it turned out it was practically useless, so I used it for watching the moon only. I know nothing about telescopes, but I thought to myself.. what if I bought some better lenses? Does my telescope have any potential to watch something more than just the moon?

The model is:
SkyWatcher BK707AZ2
D=70mm, F=700mm (whatever that means!)

Came with:
- "Super 25 Wide Angle Long Eye Relief"
- "Super 10mm"
- "Barlow Lens 2x"

Is there something that could possibly make my telescope more functional?

I'm obsessed with reading the labels on my food. I always go to the store and pick out the cleanest, least processed foods. During the summer I travel a lot with my family or friends and it bothers me a lot that we eat at restaurants or order take-aways. I have no idea what they put in my food, if they prepare it how they should, what additives/preservatives are there etc. The restaurants rarely have the ingredients of every meal written down on their website. Hotel food is a nightmare for me as well, for same reasons. Anybody else relates? Should I seek medical help?

Drop the photos down below. Just to clarify, I'm not an excellent artist but will try my best.

I've been cooking my favorite muesli on the stove for over a few years now, calling it an oatmeal. The internet made me realise I was wrong. So, what is the difference between those three?